SpaceX Prices IPO at $135, Musk Eyes Trillionaire Status
Rendy Andriyanto
Gotrade Team
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Gotrade News - Elon Musk's SpaceX priced its Nasdaq IPO at 135 US dollars per share. According to Liputan6, the company will trade under the ticker SPCX from June 12, 2026.
The deal could potentially become the single largest IPO in US stock market history. SpaceX's post-offering valuation is estimated at roughly 1.77 trillion US dollars, eclipsing all prior records.
Key Takeaways
SpaceX priced its Nasdaq IPO at 135 US dollars per share under ticker SPCX.
The company's post-offering valuation is estimated near 1.77 trillion US dollars.
Elon Musk's net worth could surpass 1 trillion US dollars after the IPO.
In the primary offering, SpaceX is selling about 555.6 million shares to the public on the Nasdaq. The primary tranche alone could raise roughly 75 billion US dollars in gross proceeds.
Underwriters also hold an option to purchase around 83.33 million additional SpaceX shares. Fully exercising that option could add about 11.2 billion US dollars to the total amount raised.
The official prospectus for the offering was published to the public on June 3, 2026. The sheer scale of the raise places SpaceX above Alibaba's prior IPO record by more than threefold.
Notably, the giant headline valuation contrasts sharply with SpaceX's relatively modest revenue base. The prospectus lists the company's full 2025 revenue at roughly 18.67 billion US dollars in total.
Investor enthusiasm for Musk's rocket and satellite empire is the key driver of this lofty valuation. Markets are pricing the long-term promise of Starlink and Starship well beyond current sales.
Elon Musk Wealth Surge
According to Kompas, Musk's net worth could exceed 1 trillion US dollars after the IPO. His SpaceX stake alone is estimated at around 866.5 billion US dollars.
Additional wealth comes from his Tesla holdings, valued above 355 billion US dollars. His Tesla stock options add a further 100 billion US dollars to the total.
If realized, Musk could become the first person ever worth more than 1 trillion US dollars. That historic milestone would firmly cement his lead among the world's technology billionaires.
Tesla stock still remains the central backbone of Musk's publicly traded wealth today. Global investors can explore fractional exposure to Tesla (TSLA) directly through the Gotrade app.
Tesla itself reportedly owns about 18.99 million shares of SpaceX directly. At the 135 US dollar IPO price, that stake is worth roughly 2.56 billion US dollars.
Importantly, SpaceX is not yet trading and is not available on Gotrade today. The new shares will only become tradable after the official Nasdaq listing on June 12, 2026.
While SpaceX remains private until then, listed space names offer tradable thematic alternatives. Companies like AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) and Rocket Lab (RKLB) give exposure to the space industry now.
Musk will retain more than 82 percent of voting rights once the IPO is complete. The filing also imposes a one-year lock-up period on the founder's shares.
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